Major sovereign funds from Singapore and Abu Dhabi have agreed to Boy Scout rules about keeping their investments in the US strictly financial. No political agendas.
This is a copy of the new pact.
Now that putting money into US banks and brokerages is too risky for any entity other than the Fed, it is nice to have governing rules.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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